Rethinking Rent Control in California
UCLA Luskin’s Michael Manville explains why rent control can curb sharp increases but falls short as a long-term solution.
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Only Los Angeles could spend $1.5 billion to make airport traffic worse
Jacob Wasserman’s L.A. Times op-ed examines why a $1.5 billion LAX road expansion could increase congestion.
How DemocraShe Builds Civic Engagement for All How UCLA Luskin alumna Sarah Jakle combines trauma-informed practice, public policy, and mentorship to prepare young women for civic leadership.
UCLA Luskin alumna Sarah Jakle is reshaping civic leadership by centering emotional resilience, democratic participation, and women’s empowerment.
How Rising Debt and Eroding Governance Threaten Long-Term Stability in Five Countries The Berggruen Governance Index reveals a debt-driven cycle undermining long-term stability in five African nations
The Berggruen Governance Index reveals a debt-driven cycle undermining long-term stability in five African nations.
Why Small Businesses Fail: Key Findings from the Wall Street Journal
Research by Robert Fairlie breaks down survival rates, funding gaps, and the factors that shape early-stage business success.
BART Extension Faces Federal Funding Uncertainty
The BART extension faces uncertainty as potential federal funding cuts looms under the Trump administration.
Global Study Reveals Best Cities for Walking and Cycling
Lead author Adam Millard-Ball of UCLA emphasizes that good infrastructure drives walking and biking in cities across the world.
Selina Barajas: Championing Community, Culture, and Equity in Tucson’s Ward 5 UCLA Luskin alumna brings her planning expertise and community-first values to Tucson’s City Council as the first woman to represent Ward 5
UCLA Luskin alumna brings her planning expertise and community-first values to Tucson’s City Council as the first woman to represent Ward 5.
Q&A: Advancing Equity for Immigrant Communities with MPP Student Jenny Jihyun Kim A David Bohnett Fellow reflects on turning policy training into meaningful action.
A David Bohnett Fellow reflects on turning policy training into meaningful action for immigrant communities in Los Angeles.
Redefining Belonging: First-Generation Student Sheryl Samala Finds Her Voice in Public Policy From Long Beach to Singapore, Sheryl Samala is breaking barriers and charting new ground in public affairs.
From Long Beach to Singapore, Sheryl Samala is breaking barriers and charting new ground in public affairs.
